We have responded to COVID-19 with the following safety protocols:
- Cabin cleaning: We are performing mandatory deep disinfecting of aircraft between passenger legs.
- Crew/passenger distancing: Limited or no interaction between passengers and crew.
- Passenger temperature testing: Crew may require temperature of passengers before boarding is permitted.
- Vehicle ramp access: Plane-side drops for passengers, airport permitting.
- Reduced FBO access: Passengers allowed into FBO for essential services only, in some cases.
- Our team and partners in aviation are working tirelessly to continue service. Safety and regulatory compliance are our top priorities.
- Face masks: Flight crew and passengers are required to wear face masks during flight.
IATA International COVID-19 Travel Updates
The IATA maintains a COVID-19 air travel advisory page listing known updates by country. This is a
valuable resource in researching requirements, restrictions, and general updates for international travel.
The Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) was officially declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO) on March 11, 2020. The latest travel advisory made by the WHO was
released in a joint statement alongside The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).
The CDC created a country-specific tool with travel recommendations. For domestic flights, the CDC maintains an advisory for travel within the United States. Additionally, the CDC maintains a series of specific recommendations for international travelers returning to the US
OPT TO FLY PRIVATE DURING THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC
If you’re a first class regular or if you’ve long been on the fence about making the jump to fly private, there’s never been a better time to make the switch. In the coming weeks, private travel may be the only option to conduct business as usual. Also, it is undoubtedly the safest way to continue traveling amidst a global pandemic.
